Meghan and Harry 'excited' to be back in UK as Duchess attempts to rekindle relationships
Meghan and Harry 'excited' to be back in UK as Duchess attempts to rekindle relationships
Niti Majethia Sun, September 6, 2026 at 5:48 PM UTC
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Harry and Meghan are excited to be back in the UK (Image: Getty)
The Sussexes are reportedly "excited" to be back in Britain, despite their earlier claims about the difficulties of life in the UK.
According to a report in the London Sunday Times, Meghan intends to rekindle her relationships with British charities and to be photographed and publicized while working with them. Royal correspondent Roya Nikkhah adds that the couple will also grant access to the media they once criticized for corruption.
The report adds that Harry is in "a different headspace" compared to before. The Duke is slated to take part in a charity skydive later this month and then be part of the WellChild Awards. Meghan, on the other hand, reportedly has her eyes on Smart Works. This comes as Meghan and Harry's biggest security concern in the UK was revealed.
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The couple reportedly want to rekindle their relationships with charities (Image: Getty)
A source told The Sunday Times, that Meghan will "look to rekindle that relationship, where she can get back involved in a more meaningful way now that she's back here."
Smart Works offers interview clothes and coaching to unemployed women, and is the only charity she kept ties with when the couple left the UK.
"Whether other charities will want to align themselves with a figure as divisive as Meghan will be fascinating to watch," writes The Royalist from The Daily Beast. The pair's reputation has suffered in the UK following their exit and the release of Harry's tell-all memoir, Spare.
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Meanwhile, it has been widely reported that the Sussexes are concerned about security during their kids' school runs. This stems from the fact that despite now residing in the UK, the family remains in limbo awaiting Home Office confirmation on whether they'll be granted taxpayer-funded police protection on a permanent basis.
The school the children will attend, along with the location of the family's rental property, has been kept confidential for security reasons. It's thought to be situated outside of London.
The Telegraph reported earlier this week that a source close to King Charles revealed that the King wanted the couple to get their security back, was worried about his grandchildren going unprotected, and found himself in a very difficult position.
The pair's reputation has suffered in the UK (Image: Getty)
A friend of the Sussex family reflected on the school run, telling the outlet, "It is absolutely the biggest area of concern. It creates the most danger."
Scott Hamer, who served in the Metropolitan Police's royalty and specialist protection unit for 14 years until 2022, indicated the school run could also pose a risk. He explained to The Telegraph, "The whole point of protection is to keep the diary as tight as possible, to ensure people who might want to do bad things do not have the opportunity to do so.
"With the school run, you can vary the route as much as you like but the start and end point will almost always be the same. It's really, really difficult."
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